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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2001
Page
4
California governor signs a measure to finance a new energy plan amid a disputed funding figure. The action follows months of debate over how to fund renewable projects and grid upgrades, with lawmakers voicing concerns about cost and impact on consumers.
Prosecutors say a four year old girl was kept outside for two weeks as punishment by her father and stepmother. The child endured exposure, starvation, and mosquito bites, found in a 4 by 8 foot plywood doghouse after rains leaked through a roof. Police heard screams and located the girl in danger. The father, identified as Williams, and the mother Jennifer, arrested August 18, face multiple charges and potential penalties as the case proceeds.
San Francisco district attorney Terence Hallman said the investigation into the death of a woman after a dog attack may lead to homicide charges against dog owners Robert Noel and Marjorie Knoller. The DA stressed the case remains under review and facts are still developing.
Pendleton Oregon police shot and wounded David Miller 44 while he loaded his pickup with what authorities called an unbelievable arsenal four handguns three rifles and hundreds of rounds of ammunition to fulfill threats to former co workers at an Army chemical weapons depot He was in fair condition at Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital in Portland after sustain ing a gunshot wound to his left arm Detective Mike Davis fired one round Brauer said continuing to order him to drop the semiautomatic weapon Miller refused
A student at Barnstable High School spat out a partial thumb fragment from a sandwich in the school cafeteria. Officials traced the piece to a Sodexho Marriott Services cafeteria worker who reportedly severed her thumb tip in a vegetable slicer earlier this week. The company will contact the student about the discovery.
Survivors in Gujarat face mounting stress disorders as aftershocks linger and relief costs rise. Doctors warn of panic, dehydration threats, and disease spread though no outbreaks reported. Affected residents describe tremors in Ahmedabad and Bhuj as hospitals struggle to treat trauma and fear.
Washington Bureau report notes gaps 12 years after Pan Am 103 bombing. FAA spent hundreds of millions on detectors and high tech aids. GAO cites persistent vulnerabilities in access controls and screening. Private screeners face turnover and pay concerns while new FAA rules push certification and training. The Threat Image Projection system and canine units expand to reinforce checks as officials say progress is ongoing but not foolproof.
Libyan officials hailed the acquittal of Abdel Baset Ali al-Megrahi and objected to sanctions as the UN punishment for Libya over the 1988 Pan Am bombing. They promised new evidence to prove innocence, while Libyan families awaited closure as sanctions remained linked to recognition of responsibility.
Board majority votes for temporary state management to revive operations at Consolidated Industries founded 1965. State will oversee, back pay via state checks, and avoid taking the firm’s debts while legal and financial issues are resolved. The plan aims to return most staff to work, though some creditors and payroll shortfalls remain unresolved.
Hank Welty, a private investigator in Lyncourt, reports his brother Charlie, 52, who is mentally and physically disabled, got a call that Consolidated Industries will reopen under state management. Charlie, laid off a week ago, was elated and eager to work again after years of near-daily attendance and a $10 bonus.
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